The Arizona sentinel., 1887-05-28
LOCAL NOTES,
The weather is delightful.

ne WeaVueT IS uellSnVIul.
 Summer fights have commenced.
 Next Monday will be Memorial Day.
 Sheriff Nngentvisited Mohawk this week
 Our public school will close next month
 Ripe Ggs were gathered in Yuma las week
 Hon. Chas. Baker visited Los Angele this week.
 Gen. Stephen Sumner has purchased tn Falkner rsnci.
 Subscribe for the SENTINEL and send i to yonr Eastern friends. The Yuma County Board of Examination meets June 9th.
 Mir Dodd was in town from the MohawI canal this week. Deputy U & Marshall, Will Smith ha, returned to Yuma.
 Plant shade trees in the streets of Yuma it i'll prove profitable.
 Jadge A. D. Crawford is successful. running the hotel at Silent
 "Garden sass" of all descriptions plenti- ful in our village market.
 John Br man, who attempted suicide ast week is improving.
 Mir Chas. Hackett and Mir. G. B. Man love called upon us this week.
 The gardens are brilliant in thtir wealtl f many -colored and fragrant flowers. . 4 railroad is to be built from Flagstaff tc the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 The steamer Gila brought down l50 ton lf ole from Nortons Landing Tuesday.
 Taylor D. Macleod is busily engaged exploiting the Klara mine in Silver District
 Tie enacting Il use is now about all that left of the L,ter-State Commerce law.
 A well equipped party of coloaists wet loNn to Bly ythe's Lerdo colony on Saturda. ast.
 Extensive repairs are being made on the buildings at the Indian school across tn liver.
 The Phoenix Daily Gazette comes to u. low enlarged and otherwise improved. 1 i've paper.
 A heavy rain and ha storm, accomp . ned by thunder, visited Tucson Wednes ay.
 Miguel Molina was hers few days ag' nd reports cattle as doing well on tb lAer Colorado.
 Mr Aup Ra:ei's new house on Gi' erect Is now in the hands of the painte lld plasterers.
 Tn. Arizona Industrial Exposition will nsi4 it's foalth annual Fair at Phoenix, be gia4ing Oct. 18th. The protoxide of hydrogen is very acceF ii ls these days in a combination of mill .nd ''strong vater."
 A heavy thunder storm ragel on thc California desert west and northwest iere Wednesday.
 We understand that man with pair c wives passed through toXn last week q ute to the colony.
 Will the Silver Belt please inform | yhat has become of the old McMilIen C ;tonewan Jackson mine:
 CL Yplnyplool v.sitsl Pheaix thi week to pl'cha7. a pair of mules fc, Isc at tas Indian sclJol.
 Take a look at those fine, vigorous grape. ines loadei N ith halfgro VII grapes in the ;lrden of Capt. H. w. Muzzy.
 Francisco Leal, popular anl worth, -oung gentleman, formerly of this place, lied at Culton a short time since. : Judging from the monthly shipments e. ,re from the Red Cloud mine, that pro .ert ;, ill soon become paying investment. Capt A. D. Johnson, O. F. Townseqo and James Neahr were in Pheuix thi week as witnesses in the case of V'oolse cS. Neahr
 Geo. ". Norton is prepared to take con -rlcts for clearing and leveling land in th- Nohaw k valley, and irefaring the same fo 
 Mr. F. l.. Ewing and wife of Mohawk visited Yama this week Mr. Ewing say. his yonng orchard and vineyard are making a fine growth.
 A number cf we,l-known Yumaites hel I convention the other evening. and strong were passed denouncing the